Ryan Hanley

who gives a shit?

You're freaking in sixth grade.

I was like, so what?

You did bad on one ELA test in sixth grade?

Like now you're, what you're, I go with wins and lesses.

And then he started listening.

And I think that what I, that's exactly what I hear you saying, right?

Is like, even if you, you have an idea and it's not the home run idea, the,

the action that you take in executing it and maybe figuring out that it's not the great idea, the big idea, you're gonna learn a ton of stuff just in that action that then the next idea, you'll be able to jump two or three steps.

And then maybe that one's not the best one.

And then you can jump four or five steps because you keep learning a little more until you get to the one that actually hits.

I would like to break down.

So you framed Famous AI as a product builder, right?

Talk me through that, because I think, like, I've gotten a lot of questions, particularly about, like, Lovable and these app builders and stuff.

And I think for people who haven't done the full dive into AI yet and really spent that time, it's hard to conceive what that actually looks like.

Like, if I'm coming to Famous AI, right?

What do I have to have prepared in my mind to bring to the tool to start to actually get a product or to get an app or to get something out into the market?

Do I have to have a fully baked idea and the ability to code?

What do I have to bring to the product to actually make it happen?

Yeah, I love it.